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hi this is my 1st post on the Nationwide thread i have had my 1st
letter back from the nationwide claiming just over £2000 just about
to send my 2nd letter about taking them to court will keep everyone informed to whats happening
watched the bbc money programme feeling more confident the woman from the bank didnt sound to convincing.Also banks should only charge
what it cost them,not make a profit on the charge. The programme work
out it was around £2.50 WELL DONE BBC
have not heard back from Nationwide after 2nd letter have given them a few extra days due to xmas will be off to the courts this week to get forms to take them to court
good news the Nationwide paid up just over £2500 started court proceeding just over 2 weeks ago paid in full yesterday just one question do i need to inform the court that the matter has been sorted thanks
good luck to everyone else
Well done and yes, just give the court a call. I rang the MCOL helpline and they sorted it.
Please note that I am not a legal expert and all advice given is without prejudice and is purely my opinion only.
** Nationwide - £1821.15-PAID IN FULL - Aug 06 ** ** Halifax Mortgage -£390 - PAID IN FULL - Nov 06 ** Lloyds TSB - MCOL issued 09/03/07 - £2953 + costs - ON HOLD....
If Nationwide have paid in FULL everything that U claimed, then YES U have to inform the Court that they have and that U now wish to stop your Court Case.
marksoul1968 v nationwide
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